StudyNova AI Product Guide

What can StudyNova AI create?

Use StudyNova to practise recall from your own lesson material before an exam, or to prepare quizzes for a class. You can choose easy, medium, or hard difficulty and generate from the whole source or a detected section.

• Flashcards: question-and-answer cards for definitions, terms, and direct recall.
• Multiple-choice quizzes: practice questions with answer choices.
• True-or-false questions: statements to check your understanding.
• Identification questions: short-answer practice for recalling a term or concept.

• Open the study generator: Choose a study format and add your own material.

What does a reviewer mean in StudyNova?

A reviewer in StudyNova is a question-based study set: flashcards or practice questions with answers. It does not create a condensed prose summary of an entire document. Choose PDF to reviewer for recall practice, or PDF to quiz when you want to answer quiz questions.

• PDF to reviewer: Make a question-based reviewer from a PDF lesson.
• Document to reviewer generator: Use a PDF, DOCX, or pasted notes.

Which files and notes can I use?

PDF, DOCX, and pasted text are the main study inputs. The generator also accepts TXT and Markdown files, text-based CSV, TSV, JSON, RTF, and log files, and images. Text-based uploads are read as text; uploading a table or JSON does not imply a specialised data analysis feature.

The upload limit is 25 MB. The amount of extracted text you can generate from depends on your plan's word limit. For a long document, choose a detected section or paste a smaller excerpt.

Scanned PDFs and images can use optical character recognition (OCR). OCR works best with clear printed English text. Check the extracted text before generating; blurry scans, handwriting, diagrams, and complex tables may need a cleaner source.

• PDF to quiz generator: Upload a PDF and make practice questions.
• Quiz from DOCX: Use a Word document as your question source.
• Quiz generator from notes: Turn pasted class notes into a quiz.
• Flashcards from PDF: Make recall cards from a PDF lesson.

How do I turn a PDF into a quiz?

Start with one chapter or lesson so the questions stay close to what you need to study.

• Open PDF to quiz and upload your PDF.
• Check the extracted text. Choose one detected section if the document covers several topics.
• Select multiple choice, true or false, or identification, then choose difficulty and item count.
• Generate the set and answer the questions. Check important answers against your original lesson.
• Review the explanations and practise the questions you missed. Sign in to keep study sets tied to your account.

• Make a quiz from your PDF: Try the generator with your own lesson.

Can I use it for exam planning and teaching?

Exam workspaces connect study sets to course topics and an exam date. You can see uncovered topics and a suggested next study step. Premium also supports practice exams built from linked quizzes.

Teachers can create hosted quizzes, share quiz links, create classes with join codes, assign quizzes, and review results in the gradebook. Live quiz sessions let teachers pace a class through questions.

• Getting started guide: Follow the study and classroom setup steps.

What do the free and premium plans include?

Swipe across the table to compare both plans.

These limits describe the current plans. Check the pricing page for the current premium price and billing terms before purchasing. Check current pricing.

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